I have ADHD. I work in adtech. My partner is a professional athlete.
I'm Jillian. I work in adtech by day, run a luxury travel curation studio on the side, and my partner is a professional athlete with a schedule just as demanding as mine. We split our time between two countries and two time zones. Our lives are hectic — and for a long time, they were falling through the cracks.
Here's what my life looked like before:
- Missed credit card payments — not because I was broke, but because I forgot
- 23 apps on my phone, none of them talking to each other
- Sunday night panic spirals about the week ahead
- "What's for dinner?" every single day at 5pm
- Tasks that lived in my head until they were overdue
- Guilt about every productivity app I'd abandoned
I tried everything. Notion, Todoist, Asana, bullet journals, the color-coded calendar system. They all worked — for about two weeks. Then life happened, things piled up, and the system became another thing I felt guilty about.
The problem was never me. It was the template.
I stopped looking for an app and started building a system.
I realized that no app would ever work because no app was built for my life. They were built for everyone's life — which means no one's.
So I built something from scratch. A single system that connected my calendar, my finances, my health data, my tasks, my meals, my goals — everything. One screen. One place. One brain.
The missed bills stopped. The forgotten tasks stopped. The Sunday-night panic stopped. For the first time, I felt like I was running my life instead of chasing it.
Your medulla oblongata handles breathing and heartbeat. MedullaOS handles everything else.
People kept asking me: "Can you build one for me?"
Friends saw how I was living. They'd look at my dashboard and say "Wait — that's your whole life on one screen?" Then they'd ask if I could build one for them.
So I did. And each one was completely different — because every person's life is completely different. A mom with three kids doesn't need the same system as a solo founder traveling the world. A creative director doesn't need the same layout as a medical resident.
That's the whole point. Every MedullaOS is designed around the specific brain, routines, and responsibilities of the person using it. There are no templates. There is no "one size fits all." There's just you.
Here's what my life looks like now.
- Bills are auto-scheduled. My OS reminds me 3 days before anything is due.
- One screen. My calendar, tasks, health, finances, and goals — all connected.
- My AI briefing tells me exactly how to approach every morning.
- Dinner is planned. Groceries are ordered. Recipes are ready.
- Travel checklists generate themselves. Confirmations pull from my email.
- I actually have free time — because my system handles the invisible work.